I need the answer as soon as possible temperature T are 100 kPa and 27° C respectively.of air inside the cylinder are 200 kPa and 400B Air is held inside a non-insulated cylinder usingC, respectively. The ambient pressure P andfigure. The initial pressure P, and temperature Ta piston (mass M= 25 kg and area A = 100 cm)and stoppers (of negligible area), as shown in thea piston (mass M= 25 kg and area A = 100%3Dof air inside the cylinder are 200 kPa and 400The temperature of the air inside the cylinder (°C)at which the piston will begin to move is(correct to two decimal places).P 100 kPa%3DT= 27°CPISTONM = 25 kgA = 100 cm2AIRg= 10 m/sP = 200 kPaT= 400°C

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temperature T are 100 kPa and 27° C respectively. C, respectively. The ambient pressure P and of air inside the cylinder are 200 kPa and 400 figure. The initial pressure P, and temperature T and stoppers (of negligible area), as shown in the a piston (mass M= 25 kg and area A = 100 cm) B Air is held inside a non-insulated cylinder using %3D The temperature of the air inside the cylinder (°C) at which the piston will begin to move is (correct to two decimal places). P 100 kPa %3D T= 27°C PISTON M = 25 kg A = 100 cm2 AIR g= 10 m/s P; = 200 kPa T= 400°C

temperature T are 100 kPa and 27° C respectively. C, respectively. The ambient pressure P and of air inside the cylinder are 200 kPa and 400 figure. The initial pressure P, and temperature T and stoppers (of negligible area), as shown in the a piston (mass M= 25 kg and area A = 100 cm) B Air is held inside a non-insulated cylinder using %3D The temperature of the air inside the cylinder (°C) at which the piston will begin to move is (correct to two decimal places). P 100 kPa %3D T= 27°C PISTON M = 25 kg A = 100 cm2 AIR g= 10 m/s P; = 200 kPa T= 400°C

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